charm/testing

This package is abandoned and no longer maintained. The author suggests using the frodeborli/themis package instead.

A tool for running regression and unit testing with very little scaffolding.

1.1.13 2022-06-08 22:54 UTC

Requires

• charm/terminal: >=1.0 <2.0
• charm/util-composerpath: ^1.0
• charm/util-phpencode: ^1.0
• neilime/php-css-lint: ^3.0
• seld/jsonlint: ^1.9

MIT

• Frode Børli

README

A command line tool for running quickly writing regression and unit tests without any boilerplate.

Writing a test

Create a folder charm-tests/ in your project root. Tests are contained in simple PHP files which return an array like this:

<?php return [
    /**
     * First array item is a string that describes the test.
     */
    "Test description",

    /**
     * Second item is a function which performs the testing. The function
     * must return data which will be compared to the expected result.
     */
    function($data) {
        // perform your test and return a value
        return strtoupper($args);
    },

    /**
     * The next items are arrays of testing criteria and their expected result
     */
    [ "hello world",        "HELLO WORLD" ],        // succeeds
    [ "blåbærsyltetøy",     "BLåBæRSYLTETøY" ],     // succeeds
    [ "blåbærsyltetøy",     "BLÅBÆRSYLTEDØY" ],     // fails, but is the correct result

];


The test report
---------------

The test report contains the date and the result of all the tests with a nice
side-by-side diff highlighting the difference between the expected result and
the actual result.

Running the tests
-----------------

Run the function `vendor/bin/charm-testing` and you will see the tests being performed.
The output is a markdown file that you can save for future reference.


Simple Automation Example
-------------------------

The `charm-testing` command can easily be automated in various contexts, because it
provides an exit code which indicates the percentage of failed tests rounded up.

 * If no tests failed, the exit code is `0`.
 * If all tests failed, the exit code is `100`.
 * If 1 test failed, the exit code is `1` (or `100` if you only have
   one test. ;-)

Invoking the tests from PHP:

exec('exec /usr/bin/env vendor/bin/charm-testing', $output, $exitCode); if ($exitCode > 0) {

// some tests failed!

}

Handling failed tests from the command line:

./vendor/bin/charm-testing || echo "Some tests failed!"

or

if [[ ! $(./vendor/bin/charm-testing) ]]; then

echo "Some tests failed"

fi